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Euclid Board of Control approves about $223,078 in equipment, training and repair requisitions
Summary
At its Sept. 29 meeting the Euclid Board of Control approved roughly $223,078 in requisitions — covering police academy tuition for three cadets, replacement of about 14 City Hall computers, traffic-sign and signal repairs, wastewater polymers and plant equipment — all by voice vote with no recorded opposition.
The Euclid Board of Control on Sept. 29 approved a package of routine requisitions totaling approximately $223,078 to fund training, equipment replacements and street and wastewater maintenance.
The board approved, by voice vote with no opposing votes recorded, a series of vendor payments and drawdowns: $15,838.92 to Lorain County Community College for tuition for three police cadets; $12,540 to Dell Direct Sales LP to replace about 14 City Hall computers as part of a phased upgrade to Windows 11; $50,000 to Signal Service Company for citywide sign and signal repairs; $40,000 to Paladine Incorporated for polymers used at the Lakeland wastewater plant; and smaller purchases and replacements for public works and wastewater operations. In total the approved requisitions add up to approximately $223,078.34.
Why it mattered
The items were described by staff as routine purchases to maintain city…
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